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24 SHEEP AND GOAT FENCES

www.premier1supplies.com

• 1-800-282-6631

42" Sheep &Goat Netting

Temporary

ElectroStop ® 10/42/12 • 10 horizontal strands. • 42" tall. Vertical struts every 12". • Line posts built in every 12.5 ft. 0.60" dia. • Post spikes (SS or DS) 0.25" dia, 6" long. • Drivable Posts (DP) version available. New! Drivable Posts… • Post can be pounded in with a dead-blow hammer or mallet. • .75 dia post with fiberglass cables. • Brown drive-cap. • Single spike only. ElectroStop ® Plus 10/42/12 Identical to ElectroStop except line posts are every 6.8 ft instead of 12.5 ft . Less prone to sag. Resists wind better (see p. 107). However, extra posts make netting heavier—so we also shortened the roll lengths to 50 ft and 100 ft long. ElectroStop compared to ElectroNet? 7" taller. 9 conductive twines instead of 8. When is the extra height advised? For dairy goats; flighty breeds of sheep; rams and bucks during breeding season; coyotes and athletic dogs. Disadvantages of taller nets? More expensive. Not as easy to handle. Less stable in soft soils. More affected by strong winds.

Uses

• Strip-graze pastures and short-term

crops such as turnips and rape.

• As an interim permanent fence until

a proper fence can be built.

• Enclose rams and buck/billy goats.

• Keep coyotes, dogs and bears out.

• Keep domestic dogs in.

• Graze orchards and vineyards.

• Make temporary lanes for moving

animals from place to place.

• Make replaceable water gaps.

• Protect outdoor hay supplies.

• Graze stockpiled forage on hay fields

in late fall and early winter.

Because it’s so easy to install and

remove, many folks move Premier’s

netting weekly—fencing the flock or

herd instead of the field.

Cost

ElectroStop ® 10/42/12: (SS) Single spike—85¢ per ft (DS) Double spike—95¢ per ft ElectroStop ® Plus 10/42/12: (DS) Double spike—$1.55 per ft Electric Goat Net 9/42/6: (SS) Single spike—73¢ per ft

Why is it better than Goat Net 9/42/6?

ElectroStop’s strutted verticals sag

less between posts. Lowest live strand is

closer to ground. Much lower electrical

resistance. Stronger posts. Easier to handle.

New! Electric Goat Net 9/42/6 • 9 horizontal strands. • 42" tall. • Vertical strings every 6". • Posts (built-in) every 13.5 ft, 0.60" dia. • Spikes (SS) .26" dia, 6" long. • Yellow and white.

How does Goat Net compare to

ElectroStop and ElectroStop Plus?

• Weaker posts (smaller in diameter).

• Has string verticals instead of

plastic struts. So it is:

a

More prone to sagging.

a

More likely to tangle and bunch

when installing and removing.

• Verticals occur every 6" instead of 12".

• One less energized strand (9 vs 10).

• Electrical resistance (380 ohms/1000

ft) is 10 times higher. Not advised for

fences longer than 2 to 3 rolls of netting

or fences exposed to heavy weed load.

• Is less expensive.

• Yellow/white instead of white/black.

Note: We’re aware that the lower price of Electric Goat Net will encourage folks to choose this version. Think

carefully before you do so. Customers who are unhappy with netting are often those who’ve previously chosen

“economy” netting from other sources and from us.

Why do we offer it? Because it is similar to nets from other sources—and comparisons make decisions easier.